The fiery cleric made the commendation in his Christmas message delivered at St. Mary Catholic Church, Sokoto.
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This was revealed in a statement by the Diocese’s Director, Social Communications, Rev. Fr. Christopher Omotosho
The union levelled the allegation in a statement issued on Sunday by its National Youth leader, Issac John Sirjay.
Alkali spoke during the stakeholders meeting organised by the independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) at the Prof. Dora Akunyili Women Development Centre, Awka.
In his Easter message to the congregation in Sokoto on Sunday titled: “Nigeria: Before our glory departs,” the Catholic Bishop emphasised that the security quandary is the greatest indictment of the present government.
MURIC spoke on the heels of the revelation by the Christian Association of Nigeria that NPC was a personal initiative of Kukah.
Kukah said this at the second edition of the Never Again Conference, with the theme: “51 Years After After the Civil War,” held virtually and organised by Nzuko Umunna, a pan-Igbo socio-cultural organisation.
Kukah stated this in a sermon during wake of His Grace, Archbishop Peter Yariyock Jatau, a former Archbishop of Kaduna Diocese of the Catholic Church, at St. Joseph’s Catholic Cathedral, in Kaduna
The Bishop has been criticised by some Nigerians following his Christmas Day message in which he accused President Muhammadu Buhari of nepotism.
Kukah replied his critics on Monday night when he spoke with newsmen in Sokoto.
Recall that Kukah accused President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration of nepotism in his Christmas message.
So also has the Bishop of the Sokoto Catholic Diocese, Rt. Rev. Matthew Hassan Kukah, confirmed Oyedepo’s position on his presence at the reconciliation, which many have tagged as an endorsement of Abubakar’s 2019 presidential bid
Kukah made the observation during a donation of relief materials by himself and other members of the Catholic Church to Gandi town in Sokoto State
“My worry is that President Buhari thought and probably still thinks corruption is stealing money, and the people stealing money are largely bureaucrats or government officials,” Bishop Kukah said, comparing the current approach of the President to his failed efforts in 1984 when he was Military Head of State